The Dillon tribune., 1887-11-11
The Argenta mining camp is of age,
and it is prospering plenty.

~"t'e "oN"S', WIFI Itle!f krSaset pap.
roosses, have been numerous in the CITY
lately.
Weenink's Photographic studio, next to
the TRIBUNE Office, is worthy Of 4 liberal
public patronage.
Reinhardt n Callahan are quoting beef
steers at from $40 to SIS per head, accord.
ing to age, quality and condition.
Work on Mayor Whites new residence
is progressing rapidr. Meyers & Gibson
are doing artistic work on the bul,'irS
The building OF fashionable rocks .or
tickle and fastiuious feminine, is quite &C.
tive at the dre>s-'naking parlors in the city
The Teachers Institute was cut short
one day. but it was an average one ior in.
teresting exercises, despite the small attend.
ance.
The elephant clock in the window OF the
jewelry store catches the young ,tcrs, who
can not comprehend how the tail is made
to wiggle.
The miners OF Beaverl,ead County con.
tinue to ship ores Thousand miles away
for the want Of reduction works nearer to
their productive mines.
The directors Of the Montana lin Min.
lug Co. held meeting in Judge Gabraith's S
law Office. and adjourned unit, the first
Monday in December
Good 4. Paul is proving singular sue.
cess in writing insurance policies Paul is
particular i'll giving po!icy.holde,s the full
! benefits Of reliable insurance.
"Rack" Nelson has rented the limerick
! building on the corner OF Montana and
| Center streets. 1t is to be utilized as an
Office for retailing wet goods
Orton Bros, Of Butte, are having very
large sale Of the autoharP, new musica
instrument on which an inexperienced per
son can play tunes or Accomplishments.
T. II. Hamilton, Of upper Horse Prairie
while in the city planted an advertisement
in the TR1uuSE Of interest to fence build
crs. Read his tad" in another column.
| The Utah and Northern Railroad Co
pays $+,7:4, the heaviest company taxes ii
the county this year. Leonard Elicl is thu
heaviest individual, tax payer, paying $7o3
+, The Dillon Opera House will soon b
thrown open to the public. 1t is fast near
! Ing completion. Four hundred music hal
chairs have been received for seating tn
Opera House.
| Treasurer Wing has given the tax payer
;of the county postal notifications OF tn
amounts Of lhes: respective taxes for thi
year. lie mailed nearly seven hundred ant
fifty official duns.
! James Sclway purchased OF Joe =. Grow
the two lots on the corner Of Glendale an,
Washington streets, opposite Court Hous
square. The lots are admirably suited TO
residence purposes.
The talk of organizing Young Men
Christian Association in Dillon may resul
in effecting an organization. There ar
many young men in this section who ough
to be respectable Christians.
The certificates Of membership in III
Pioneers Society Of Beaverhead Count!
will be fine specimens Of lithographic print
;; M, elegant enough to ornament par'o
or hang up IN public place:
vii. the Livingston cnteiffising E"tet
t,1st teli why Livingston Odd FELLOW
came to Dsl!oa one month before the NEE,
ing of the 1. O. O. +. Grand Lodge: Cd
Fellows over that way must be queer fel
lows in reckoning time.
los. Trimborn, Of the DilloG brewery, j
making considerable improvements on hi
property. The brewing business has in
creased to such an extent that Mr. Trim
born found it necessary to build large
malt house and it is about completed.
The social given by the ladies q: tn
First baptist Church at the residence q
Mrs John Cannon, on Tuesday evening
was pleasant affair, greatly enjoyed b,
those participating. 4 large number par
took OF the supper prepared BY the ladies
The daily attendance at the Dillon publ
schools is large, in proportion TO the pop
ulation, the instruction is Of an eHce'len
order, and the sentiment OF our citizen
should be united and strongly in favor {
maintaining the schools on proeress''
basis.